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38,00€
Les cours en ligne de dentelle aux fuseaux sont une proposition pensée pour celles et ceux qui souhaitent s’initier — ou approfondir — l’un des savoir-faire textiles les plus délicats et fascinants de la tradition artisanale européenne. Grâce à une méthodologie claire, progressive et accessible, vous apprendrez la dentelle aux fuseaux dans toutes ses facettes afin de devenir autonome et d’en profiter depuis chez vous, à votre rythme et selon les horaires qui vous conviennent le mieux.
Donner des cours de dentelle aux fuseaux en ligne, c’est comme avoir le professeur toute la journée à vos côtés pour vous réexpliquer les choses ! Cela vous permet d’accéder à des techniques que vous ne connaissez pas encore — ou que vous ne pouvez pas apprendre dans votre région — et d’avoir une nouvelle vision de la dentelle.
Le cours est conçu pour s’adapter à différents niveaux. Vous avez un accès complet au contenu afin d’organiser votre apprentissage librement. Mais nous ne nous contentons pas d’envoyer les vidéos : nous proposons également une connexion hebdomadaire pour suivre vos progrès et répondre à toutes vos questions.
Si vous êtes débutant(e), n’hésitez pas à vous lancer. Plusieurs élèves ont commencé ainsi et réalisent aujourd’hui des châles, des éventails, des broches, le tout en technique de base. Elles abordent également des techniques plus avancées, car les explications vidéo sont totalement accessibles. Et elles y prennent énormément de plaisir !
Si vous savez déjà faire de la dentelle aux fuseaux, vous avez peut-être des doutes concernant les débuts et les finitions. Nous avons aussi une solution pour cela. Nous vous proposons plusieurs pièces pour travailler les bases, ainsi qu’un accompagnement personnalisé pour les projets que vous souhaitez réaliser, avec un conseil technique adapté à vos besoins.
Enfin, si vous souhaitez apprendre des techniques plus spécifiques, plusieurs possibilités s’offrent à vous, y compris le chantilly. Nous accompagnons nos élèves jusqu’à maîtriser cette technique aussi complexe que magnifique, parfois même sans diagramme, comme on le faisait autrefois.
Nous proposons des cours de dentelle torchon (apprendre à commencer et à terminer), un cours de Tønder, un cours de Cluny polychrome, un cours de fleurs de Bruges et bientôt un cours de duchesse. Nous offrons également un cours spécifique dédié aux débuts et aux finitions.
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